Start by unbraiding one of the braids. This is how it looks when I unbraid it.....Oh and before I unbraid I put extra virgin coconut oil on the ends of my hair.
Then I finger comb it for this effect. It becomes more bouncy. I do this to each section separately.
This is how one section looks after being unbraided and finger combed. I just repeat this step for each section until it looks completely wild. ;-)
I just comb through it lightly to make it BIG. I don't comb it thoroughly...I kind of pick through it. Be sure not to create any tangles. It's easy to create those with braidouts.
Voila...this is the finished product. :-)
- Everyone's braidout doesn't look the same! Everyone's hair texture is unique so don't go beating yourself up if your hair doesn't look like the next chick. Love your hair. Okay?
- The smaller the braid, the smaller the curl & wave. I like bigger waves & curls so I do bigger braids. That works for me & you'll have to find out what works for you. ;-)
- Braidouts take practice! I've been doing them since '08 so I've gotten pretty good at them. In '07, my hair was shorter so twistouts looked better on me. Go figure. Now I'm braidouts all the way!
- Always make sure to add some kind of a oil to the ends. I use extra virgin coconut oil. Braidouts can really dry the hair out....especially the ends.
5 comments:
LOVE this look! GIrl you are taunting me with your fresh relaxer! I need one so badly!!
Love your braid outs !!
I love it! Can you tell me if your hair was freshly waashed and airdried or if you did this on previously flat ironed/roller setted hair?? BTW thank you for the classic bun, it's my Mon-Fri look now, I love it!!
These braids are so cool!!
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Thanks ladies! lol at Clare!
@Samantha It was freshly washed. Awww thanks for the compliment on the classy bun! :-) Glad you like it!
@Trishie I'll check it out!
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